Paul
My A4 instruments were mounted on a removable panel. I made a new aluminum panel with the ON/OFF switch and Potentiometer. I eventually will replace the pot with a single axis joy stick. The cycle analyst will get mounted somewhere in there also whenever I get it. I hope to have all this operating with in a week if daily life agrees.
Doug
--- In electricboats@yahoogroups.com, "tartan27hull157" <tartan27hull157@...> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> After removing my A4, I have five holes in the cockpit where the engine instruments and controls used to be. Two are 2in nominal (used to be the oil pressure gauge and the tach); two are for control cables (used to be the push/pull throttle and the choke); and one was the ignition key.
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> Any suggestions about what to put in? I am thinking that useful gauges could go into the two big 2in cutouts -- perhaps battery state of charge and a tach? But I also know that so many displays are multifunctional these days, so I may use one for the engine and one for depth/speed.
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> A key is a key, but do you think the other two little holes (choke and throttle) are good for anything with electric drive? For the electric throttle I think I am going to install a single potentiometer where the shifter was, in a separate part of the cockpit.
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> Welcome your thoughts!
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> Paul
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